Sentence examples for barriers that restrict from inspiring English sources

This is usually down to narrow cycle lanes, bollards and anti-motorcycle barriers that restrict or deny access to non-standard cycles such as handcycles, tricycles and tandems.

This security is provided through access control methods such as physical barriers that restrict access through locks, guards, and other methods.

This yearly event engages stakeholders from across the state in facilitative discussion to discuss creative solutions to barriers that restrict the sustainable management of organics materials, primarily food scraps, and to share success stories amongst one another.

As essential as women's equality is for growth, it is often stymied by discriminatory laws, customs, and structural barriers that restrict women from full participating in the formal economy.

The barriers that restrict the applications of the traditional backstepping and approximation-based approach, including the explosion of complexity and the dimension curse problems, are circumvented via dynamic surface control and SPL techniques.

"In many states there are policy barriers that restrict corporate buyers' ability to negotiate with regulated utilities for renewable energy at a reasonable price, or procure renewable energy from a non-utility provider," said Kevin Gardner, senior director of global responsibility communications for Walmart.

It was demonstrated that perisynaptic matrix forms a physical barrier that restrict the lateral diffusion of AMPA receptors at postsynaptic sites [ 56, 57], and that activity-dependent local degradation of perisynaptic matrix results in an integrin receptor-dependent increase in LTP [ 58, 59].

He advanced legislation that fractured oversight of Wall Street while knocking down Depression-era barriers that restricted the rise and reach of financial conglomerates.

While affirmative action has toppled historical barriers that restricted minorities from higher education and lucrative professions, a disturbingly large number of blacks and Latinos remain in a state of perpetual exile: to ghettos and barrios, and from college campuses.

"I'm really aware of the barriers before 9/11, and I think we are going to find some of those same types of barriers that restricted the information flow," he said.

Another significant barrier that restricts PCR from becoming a popular field tool is the lack of simple yet effective signal transduction mechanisms that permit detection of PCR products without the use of expensive equipment (such as real-time PCR machine) and complicated process (such as DNA separation by gel electrophoresis).